Located about a mile outside of Whitefish they do provide transportation to town. Very easy to…read morearrange. I stayed before and after a planned excursion and once prior for a similar trip. There are 2 wings to the hotel; one of which has nicely renovated rooms that are up to date. The other is not renovated and though very clean is pretty much like an economy hotel. I was charge $300+ and was not happy about this room at all go that cost but that's on me I guess to have made this choice. Checking in - 3 people at the desk, no greeting and only one was doing check ins and it took (not kidding) 15 minutes (management???). Beautiful bar/restaurant that really fits with the Montana vibe. Had drinks here -$20+ for a Negroni? Breakfast option is only a buffet, nothing else. It's ok at best. Nothing unique at all. Cost - $28. The area on one side is gorgeous lining a golf course. Looks like an event facility has been added in the back for weddings etc. beautiful. Transportation to the airport is provided at $23/person. Service at check out was much better. I should mention they have a small indoor pool and an outdoor hot tub.

Was not able to check in or get room after 5pm. people coming after us we're getting their rooms…read more Room price we paid was 400 dollars per night. Not sure if it is worth it. They gave us breakfast vouchers. But I was so tired since we traveled from east coast

Lipstick on a pig. Don't let the lobby fool you, for the prices they charge one would expect much…read moremuch better. The hotel itself is a 2 star experience but once you factor in staff services it's a 1 star. The remodel was half hearted and I'll bullet point all my problems with this one night stay in an Executive Room. - Parking fee is $12, website says $10 - Room descriptions inaccurate including bed types and number of TVs. - Odd dirty smell in room and bathroom - No clock, drapes, iron or board, coffee pot, safe, closet, dresser or any type of hanging racking for clothes in room. - Shower floor not level, resulting in water pooling to one corner where it stayed all night. This might explain odd, dirty smell. - Moth inside sheets of king bed, discovered at bed time after pulling sheets back. - No sheets on sofa bed or anywhere in room. Asked front desk for sheets when headed out for dinner, they offered to have housekeeping put sheets on but we declined and asked to get them upon my return. Housekeeping entered room anyway even with do not disturb on door. - TV didn't work nor did telephone when I tried calling down for tech support. - Walk downstairs to ask about TV, given instructions how to reset box but even that didn't work. Asked to move rooms but they were booked up. When I asked for discount, they offered $25 off a $350 rate. I asked for larger discount but was told manager must approve and they'd follow up with me but no one did and no discount provided at all. Later front desk clerk came to room, unplugged and plugged in new cords to get TV working. - Thin walls and windows, heard traffic and drunks leaving the bar across street late into the night and if it's a Wednesday morning you'll hear a dump truck at 6:20am. Through all this never even an apology from any staffer.

Audrey is outstanding! She suggested local places to visit and restaurants to dine; we followed her…read morerecommendations and enjoyed an incredible time! The central AC was not working, but AC units were placed in the windows and the room was quite comfortable loud unit, but provided the well needed cool air). A delicious breakfast is included and paid parking is available in back of hotel in the lot.

Great hotel in downtown Whitefish!…read more I was in town for business and stayed 1 night at the Firebrand and had a great time! I confirmed my airport shuttle the day before with Shannon over the phone. She was kind and very informative regarding the area and how to make the most of my time there. I didn't rent a car so I loved that the Free SNOW bus was running and hopped on it to do some sightseeing at the top of the mountain. After I was finished exploring, I checked out the beautiful rooftop and hot tub.... Really nice views! And luckily there were lots of dinner options nearby also! The bed was comfy, the shower was great, and the room was quiet. The Nespresso machine pumped out a good cup of coffee in the morning, which I appreciated. Overall, really enjoyed my stay here and would love the opportunity to stay again. If you're looking for good accommodations in the downtown Whitefish area, I'd highly recommend giving the Firebrand a try! Happy Travels!

Hotel was nice and clean. Great location but front desk staff was cold and disinterested.read more

Our sincere thank you to the 2 Melissas and Sapriella (spelling) for the wonderful care and…read moresuggestions made while we travelled through the Glacier National Park area! We loved our fresh flowers and Prosecco which greeted us at arrival (celebrating birthday and anniversary occasions)! Suggestions for local eateries and places to visit outside the park were helpful. The hotel has wonderful rooms, fluffy white towels and fabulous shampoo, conditioner, soap and lotion! The Wonderstone is close to the park and convenient to restaurants, gas stations and other stops. Parking is easy and included in your stay.

I recently stayed at Wonderstone for a girls' trip, and while the location and design were…read moretop-notch, a few details missed the mark--especially at the inflated seasonal rates we paid. **The pros:** The lodge is beautifully designed and ideally situated between Whitefish and Glacier National Park. The beds were exceptionally comfortable, and the staff was friendly and helpful. We also appreciated the thoughtful amenities like the white noise machine, water refill station, the smooth check-in and check-out process, and the complimentary snacks in the room--all nice touches that added to the experience. I'll add after reading other reviews here, we did have a TV and the window shades worked fine to block light and I appreciated that the toilet and shower were separate from the sink so we could all get ready at the same time. **The cons:** For a place that advertises "community engagement," I was surprised at how little there was to actually encourage it--beyond a shared coffee pot in the lobby, we didn't experience anything that fostered "connection among guests". Unless you count knowing way too much about the habits of the people in the room above us. It sounded like someone was walking and dropping things nonstop. It made it hard to relax or sleep, which was disappointing given that's what we paid to do here. Even after complaining and being told the guests had checked out, they placed someone in that room our last night, despite not being fully booked. Our room also lacked basic functionality--there wasn't a single hook for wet towels, which was an issue with three women sharing the space and is a pretty big miss when I'm paying over $450/night. Staff mentioned they'd heard this complaint before, but clearly hadn't made it a priority to fix. All in all, Wonderstone has potential--it's stylish, cozy, and close to adventure. But for the exorbitant cost, I expected a quieter, more functional experience.

Booking a room here in peak season requires being online at midnight a year in advance or great…read moreluck. But it was worth it; especially with the 2025 construction, it's the best way to get to this part of the park, which is itself a highlight. I love the huge lobby, which has tons of space and seating to eat snacks, play a game, or whatever while looking out the huge windows over the lake. And often a random guest is playing a song on the piano. Our "Value Room" was comfortable and had everything you need. Service was great at the front desk and bell staff. There's a talk every evening; the nights we were there were a native storyteller and a ranger presentation on birds; very different, but both great, and something not many national park lodges offer.

The view is amazing…read more But the rooms are not the best. If you wake up easily you need earplugs or sleep with the fan on in your ear. There is only two restaurants so the wait time can be awhile and the food is okay. But the views were amazing.

Every room has a view of Lake McDonald, the surrounding mountains and peaks beyond. Every room has…read morea balcony with chairs. Peaceful with the sounds of birds and the lake lapping at the shore. The views are spectacular. Sunrise and sunsets are stunning.

Went to six motels/lodges on our trip. Two received five star ratings: this was one of them…read more Motel is very basic (and old). Bed and bathroom. Some units are larger and have a kitchenette. To be warned this place is dated. But it is unpretentious, cheapest place we stayed at, clean (which you would be surprised at is apparently optional in the Rockies), and has the best view we had in the trip. We stayed at four other water front motels. This had the best view. Sunrise and sunset were extraordinary. Chairs provided in front of the room to enjoy the lake. Very elderly and family friendly. Only guests can use this part of the lakefront. If you have have modern this is not the place for you. For everyone airplane.else this is for you. Get first floor unit not second, the view is better.

This is of the most wonderful experiences our large(28) family has ever had after years of…read moretraveling. The lodge is beautiful, the food outstanding , and the owners and staff so welcoming ( and patient!). Thank you Hidden Moose!

This was truly a great find when I was looking for options in Whitefish. My cousin and I stayed…read morefor 3 nights for our trip to GNP. The staff is extremely attentive and the lodge was perfect for our stay. Highly recommend the breakfast as well as the hot tub after a full day of hiking. Free drinks in the evening and a packed breakfast (left early for hiking) were awesome touches.

My wife and I stayed here for two nights while we were visiting West Glacier National Park. We…read morestayed in cabin number one and it was, as my wife said, "simply adorable". Honestly, this was the nicest place we stayed during our vacation out west, and we would love to come back for a week. The cabin was well-provisioned with everything you need, including a fridge, microwave, and TV/DVD (in case it rains?). The cabin was clean and very comfortable, and even romantic. The only drawback for us was that the weather was extremely unseasonably warm, and it took the log cabin a long time to cool down at night (it was in the high 90s and there is no AC). But the ceiling fan did help. Breakfast was delicious. The owner was very friendly and happy to give advice about things to see and do both inside and outside of the park. And the grounds are immaculate. If you want a nice place to stay where you can avoid the noise and crowds, I highly recommend staying here.

If you just want a nice LOOKING place with a few extra amenities near Glacier National Park, this…read morewill fit that bill. Don't get your hopes up too high. We stayed at the deluxe chalet for the second and last time this year. Here we go with the tough lesson that took us a second time to learn. The place LOOKS nice all-around. Your first clue that upkeep is not a priority is the second step on the stairs as you walk to the office to check in. It's split almost in half, making getting up the stairs a little dicey. Further on to the deluxe chalet, past lots of nice landscaping, paint is peeling everywhere, and wooden railings seem ideal for splinters. Inside the deluxe chalet, first impressions are nice. It LOOKS attractive. For the second year, the left sink in the full bath linked a LOT on the floor, making it virtually unusable. Though we shared the second sink, the fact that this wasn't fixed from last year seems to speak to the lack of concern for upkeep. There's daily maid service, but it seems to be a minimum. They make the beds, pick up used towels, and empty trash (usually), but they may rely too heavily on the Roomba. The wood floors never seemed clean, to the point where I noticed after walking around barefoot for a while inside, the water under my feet turned black briefly after I started my shower. If you want to sit and relax after a long day at the park, there's satellite TV, but navigating the menus is a mess (probably more DishTV's fault) and the smart TV features on all TVs were maddening to figure out, and never worked once you DID figure them out (partially Vizio's bad design). The wireless internet was reasonable, but note there are two routers with two different passwords. Because why make things simple? The bedrooms LOOK nice (seeing a trend?) but the beds are hard, and the pillows are only a slight step up from the ones airlines used to offer. If you need neck support, you might want to bring your own. Last, there's the overall struggle to be comfortable with the temperature. There's NO air conditioning, so if the outside temp breaks 80, good luck cooling down before nightfall, especially with poor indoor air circulation, even with a ceiling fan in the living room and one in one of the two bedrooms. The afternoon sun BAKES the sun room, and the rest of the time it matches the outdoor temperature, so it might as well be an open-air room. We finally learned the hard way that the premium cost for the deluxe chalet was not worth it for the not-at-all premium and uncomfortable experience. Hopefully this review can save you money, discomfort, and disappointment.